Managing bills
Get support with bills
Payments from your state or territory
Your state or territory government may offer help with your energy, gas, water or rates bill.
Find out more on your state or territory government website. These links will take you away from myGov.
State or territory | Resource |
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ACT | Cost of living support |
NSW | Concessions, rebates and assistance |
NT | Concessions and payments |
Qld | Queensland Savers |
SA | Concessions |
Tas | Tasmanian Government Concessions |
Vic | Concessions and benefits |
WA | Concessions |
Centrelink payments
You may get help with bills if you receive certain Centrelink payments or have a concession card. Find out about the Low Income Health Care Card, and other concession cards on the Services Australia website.
Find out more about payments that can help with your bills on the Services Australia website. These links will take you away from myGov.
Use Centrepay if you get a Centrelink payment
If you get a Centrelink payment, you can use Centrepay to help you pay your bills.
Centrepay is a free bill paying service that can help you make regular payments for expenses such as rent, electricity and phone.
Centrelink will take the money from your Centrelink payment and send it to the business you want to pay. Find out more about Centrepay on the Services Australia website.
Compare providers and offers
Free and independent energy and gas comparison tools can help you compare costs from different providers. You can then switch to the best offer. There’s information to help you get the most from comparison websites on the Moneysmart website.
To get started with your energy bill, find out about switching to save on the energy.gov.au website.
Other ways to save on bills
Find out more about changes you can make to reduce your bills and save money. These links will take you away from myGov.
Having trouble paying bills
If you’re having trouble paying your bills, you can contact your provider to discuss options like extensions or payment plans.
Find out more about your options if you’re having trouble paying bills.